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NVIDIA releases a reference blueprint for building vision agents and AI-powered video analytics applications, including real-time intelligence, downstream analytics, and agentic workflows for search, summarization, and Q&A.

scrcpy v4.0 is an open-source tool for mirroring Android devices via USB or TCP/IP, offering low latency and high performance.

roboflow/supervision is an open-source Python toolkit for computer vision that provides reusable building blocks for data loading, annotation, and real-time processing, with model-agnostic support for popular libraries.

Kronos is an open-source foundation model for financial K-line sequences, trained on data from over 45 global exchanges. It uses a specialized tokenizer and a decoder-only Transformer, and has been accepted at AAAI 2026.

Spec Kit is an open-source toolkit from GitHub that enables Spec-Driven Development, allowing developers to generate working software implementations directly from executable specifications using AI coding agents.

trycua/cua is an open-source toolkit and Python library for building, benchmarking, and deploying computer-use agents, featuring macOS background automation and cross-platform agent-ready sandboxes.

Acton is a comprehensive Rust-based CLI toolkit for the full lifecycle of TON smart contract development, including building, testing, and deployment.

This is a comprehensive open-source guide and toolkit for securing Linux servers, covering SSH hardening, firewall configuration, and intrusion detection using tools like Ansible, Fail2Ban, and Lynis.

Brush is an open-source 3D reconstruction engine using Gaussian Splatting, built in Rust and compatible with WebGPU for cross-platform real-time rendering on desktop, mobile, and browser.

GTweak is an open-source Windows system optimization and privacy tool that allows users to disable telemetry, updates, and unnecessary services while activating Windows.

Supertonic is an open-source, on-device text-to-speech system designed for local inference with minimal overhead, now releasing version 3 with support for 31 languages and improved accuracy.

Personal AI Infrastructure (PAI) is an open-source project by Daniel Miessler designed as a 'Life Operating System' to help users build and manage their own AI workflows using tools like Claude, TypeScript, and Bun.

K-Dense-AI released 'Scientific Agent Skills,' an open-source collection of 135 skills for AI agents to perform complex scientific workflows in fields like genomics and drug discovery. It supports various AI models and integrates with tools like Cursor and Claude Code via the Agent Skills standard.

Telegraf is an open-source agent by InfluxData for collecting, processing, and writing metrics, logs, and other data, featuring over 300 plugins for various monitoring needs.

Superpowers is an open-source software development methodology and plugin framework for AI coding agents, designed to enforce structured workflows like TDD and specification-driven design across tools like Claude Code, Cursor, and Copilot.

FadCam is a free, open-source Android application providing privacy-first multimedia tools like background recording, dashcam functionality, screen recording, and live streaming. It is developed by the FadSec Lab community and distributed ad-free across multiple app repositories.

This open-source repository provides a composable set of AI agent skills and prompts designed to improve alignment, reduce verbosity, and optimize workflows for coding assistants like Claude Code and Codex.

Hysteria is a high-performance, censorship-resistant proxy tool built on a customized QUIC protocol, supporting various modes including SOCKS5 and TCP/UDP forwarding.

Hermes Agent is an open-source, self-improving AI agent framework by Nous Research featuring a closed learning loop, cross-platform deployment, and compatibility with hundreds of LLMs. It provides a terminal interface, persistent memory, automated scheduling, and research-ready tooling for scaling AI workflows.

The repository provides open-source code to build, pretrain, and fine-tune a GPT-like large language model from scratch, serving as the official code companion to Sebastian Raschka's book of the same name.